The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1949, Page 3

. THE DAILY 'ALASKA EMPIRE victory over the Red «€ox. Gene Bearden was the winner. Eddie Joost's 14th home run won | for the A’s. The blow came off Ted Gray in the fifth. Dick Fowler ! scattered six hits for his fifth win, Dow1£ W|N |kis fourth in a row. Vic Wertz ; v |homered for the lone Tigers’ run. FROM (uBS‘ Rae Scar:orough allowed only d {two hits in shutting out the iBm\vns. The Glants | Cincinnati. By JOE REICHLER | “Win for Waitkus” has llecomel the new battle cry of the “Fightin’ RDAN' lA Mo"A Phillies” of Philadelphia. | | &hocked by the shooting of Eddie| WEIG H IN AG AIN_ Waitkus, the star Philly first I.nnse-J § y boost the morale of the stricken athlete. Waitkus was shot and seriously wounded by a girl fan in a hotel room early yesterday. The Phillies wasted no tim> in man, his teammates were deter-; mined today to do their. Zest to ."0 FIGH' To"IGHII By JACK HAND | DETROIT, June 16—(®—To avoid carrying out their promise. They ing incident, both middleweight aWept 8 -ditbleNeadér - ‘from the |champlone Mardsl Cerdan of French Morocco and ch_mlenger1 Chicago Cubs, 4-1 and 3-0, to move | ger e Jitaal tls: With: Boston foi|NES IMEMD 0t New, Yorks 5 4 ! Bronx will weigh in again at 10:30 third place in the eight National| ") “ipet) today for tonight's once- Loague. Ser: postponed title bout at Briges The twin friumga gave the Phils gtqqium, a four-game winning streak and| gpe weatherman promised a record of 10 victories in their «partly cloudy” weather but none last 13 games. They trail the first ¢ the rain that caused the .post- place Brooklyn Dodgers by O"IY,ponemenc yesterday. Shfeocgame: | Long after the Michigan State Kenny Heintzelman and Hank poying Commission first ruled that Borowy, a pair of castoffs, allowed ;. pnew weigh-in was necessary, only one run Letween them 8S ghe two managers got together and cach gave up only five hits. Dellgoreeq to let their boys step on Ennis furnished the batting punch, tye ceales a second time. They driving in a pair of runs in e”h"'mnde up” only after hours of game. He collected a double and |y, neling into the early morning. a triple in the opener, and a pair' ;5 yongman, the excitable Pari- of two-baggers in the nightcap.|qan manager of Cerdan, talked Dick Sisler, subbing for Waitkus, ,.out an “international incident” collected three hits. and the danger of losing the title CARDS BEAT DODGERS ', 5 “light heavyweight” when it The Dodgers’ eight-game winnihg ,ppeareq that Jake and Marcel streak came to an end last night| o)y not have to weigh in after when the St. Louis Cardinals whip-| (ne postponement. ped them, 9-5, and cut their first 1.° Motta hit 159% yesterday place margin over the Redbirds O nc.on and it was agreed he would two games. Nippy Jonmes enjoyed phaye trouble getting under the his biggest day in the majors With |65 nound class limit again today. a perfect four-for-four. He smashed gop that matter, Cerdan, too, will a home run, two singles and & paye gifficulty although he got in double to l:at in six runs. comfortably at 158 yesterday. Both Pittsburgh’s Pirates duplicated a¢0 well, thinking no second weigh- Tuesday's feat by coming from be-'in would be necessary. hind with a four-run rally in the! cerdan remains the favorite but last of the ninth to nip the Braves, |the 5 to 8 price may melt as much 8-7. Danny Murtaugh's single off | ge two points by ringtime. Bobby Hogue drove in the tying and winning runs with two out in the ninth, but Dino Restelli, a rcokie ‘outfielder, took ' Pittsburgh batting honors wiith two homers and a single. AMERICAN LEAGUE - The American League leading New York Yankees opened a four- game lead over Detrcit, Whipping gium tonight (10 p.m. EST). Cer- the Chiago White Sox, 9-4, while gan weighed 159% pounds and the Tigers were losing a 2-1 game |1, Motta 158%. to Philadeiphia. Cleveland sunk | the Eoston Red Sox deeper into 4| rut, drubbing the Sox 8-5, and Washington stayed in fifth place; M . | THEY WEIGH IN DETROIT, June 16—(P—Revers- inz yesterday's count, middleweight champion Marcel Cerdan today outweighed challenger Jake La Motta of the Bronx by nearly a pound in ceremonies prior to their 15-round title fight at Briggs Sta- shutting out the St. Louis Browns 9-0. Stars of yesterday’s games are: Yogi Berra and Bobby Brown| Batting— Nippy Jones, Cards — paced a 12-hit Yankee attack smashed a home run, double and gainst Randy Gumpert and Allen | two singles, and drove in six runs Gettel with home runs. {to lead the Cards to a 9-5 victory Rookie Ray Boone, who has re- | over the Brooklyn Dodgers. placed Manager Lou Boudreau at| Pitching—Rae Scarborough, Sen- shortstop, major league home runs to lead}Wasmngton Senators shut out the the Indians to their second straight | St. Louis Browns, 9-0. were rained out at; clouted his. first two ators—allowed only two hits as the | ELKS WIN OVER LEGION7TO & IN TIGHT BALL GAME PC LEAGUE FIGHT NOW Jtoday (Thursday) . ‘Iost to the Elks by the one point | ‘The Los Angeles Angels stepped margin of 7 to 6. !out of the cellar—momentarily at| The Legion led off the scoring | least—by overwhelming the Port- i1 the second inning when Kris- \lang Beavers last night 8-3, aided ! tan's two bagger into center |by five Beaver miscues. The night!field let in Krause from second befcre the Portland club had Lase. Haen got a hit through 3chy |emerged from the low spot at the and Krause came scurrying home | expense of the Angels. Now the |for the second score. Haen's out ‘at Beavers are back below again. |second on the throw from Houston The Angel win was featured by!tc Schy retfred the side. the debut of Booker McDaniel, the | fitst Negro pitcher to perform in|Elks came ahead by one score to | the circuit. He went the route and nhever let the Legion in the lead ygave up five hits, struck out six 2gain. Snow got on third with the jand walked eight. |third three bagger of the season. | Branch Rickey, Brooklyn Dodger | Guy singled over Pasquan and it (boss, saw his affiliate club, the Was an easy trip home for Snow. the threat of an international box- | loop-leading Hollywood Stars, shel- The second score came with Hous-| |lack Sacramento 10-4. 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Frankie Kelleher socked his made second on a wild pitch andlt‘?m':(“ I“;A;‘x_'o‘:in?ni nz’e‘ner;::1 :s:r !15th homer in the sixth for the tallied on Palmer's hiti over Met-| 0% ° ' " Sl St o H‘" il Stars with one aboard. Walt Dropo calfe. 3 ‘xl»r;xc 1luruinv0kuon f‘e!r" r'et:l cl:m:o: did likewise, also with one on, for| The Legion was held scorele: x;-;m i er bt O’I‘h‘; Bk | the Solons in the fourth. for the next two innings but me‘\_‘)" it _w“"f’i g i i Second place Seattle kept pace |Elks made two scores in their share | "B‘_Lj““":' uL it R Sty with Hollywood by setting back|cf the third. Snow got to second| = “‘)r-‘m:“ "';‘" mm":fl;‘g“"‘teis San Francisco 6-4, to remain 5% |when Haen, iilinded by the sunul_,';rm (h'\‘t ton(i) ht's job wil‘l Witikk games in arrears. Jackie Al:right|dropped the fly. Guy brought Sno\v\t‘m" i lmvcmeio. v el homered for the winners in the kome on a single between Krismn.md m“’w\_ Alflosinclud?:d will el { fourth. Four singles and a walk and Haen. An error by Metcnua;;‘ eIy aem;“ 4 Fakin in the fifth gave the Rainiers three |when he dropped Schy’s fly let in | ALt ~re'wm ssog ;""‘u e Zs- i runs—more than enough to win. ‘!Guy and Hazlett retired the side}mr llr)lav:erini tithovedtiits o:e p | The San Diego Padres shaded | llying out to Haen. [ new “sntvaiisn: i) thi Gl aiara Cakland 3-2 on Harve Storey’s! In the Legion share of the mm"and ssaral A mvemengt proginies two-run triple in the seventh. It|Nielsen reathed second on a hit| 0 ngc bu%elb)all i Sis gt was Al Jurisich’s eighth win. Luke to center field. Pidgeon dropped a| =ty ‘o “ho nmgm ik | Easter, who had walked, and Max long fly and Cope reached m‘m‘niruz & 'em‘spfla 5 }"eg % was | West, who singled, did the scoring. and Nielsen home. Metcalfe hit a| "¢ & >C]alm g'rn‘: B s ' [|Cwn bazgert:Hz;‘nv:p;:ef:mfiv:;n”ed in with rock and gravel, | STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS |gob wetcalfo secre the third sun. | then surfaced with earth and sand. | Pacific Coast League | Brarieiiiign Sobuiaay ‘gt | thb nnn\’l‘h(‘ Fire Departmenrt pevs for all! { W L Pet | | work done oh the pari Hollywood .......... 51 30 ' g3o ¥hen Giy sluggeda long one guer, e Seattle 46 36 4 ;Haen. l_’asquans error droppmg‘ iSen Diego 43 36 .SMlSchy's single brought in Houston e Ekbantento 38 39 4p4|lrcm third. Guy was caught out at| FIGHT BOPE Oakland 38 42 ‘475 | third and Hazlett at first on the ; Zan Francisco 36 44 _450‘s.ecoxxd double play of. the season | s & |from Metcalfe to Nielsen to ights last night turned out as Los Angeles . 3 48 42|00 M {fallows with two knockouts: Portiand .ccproyc 8. 45 410 | At Miami, Fla—Charlie Zivic, ‘ The Legion threatened in the|1s5 pittsburgh, knocked out Gene National League | seventh with one run when Allredti Hardison, 151%, Norfolk, Va. 6. W L Pcticame home on Cope’s attempt to| At New York (Jerome Stadium) Brooklyn .. 3321 8l1|gtretch a two bagger into a three| _pete Kennedy, 147, White Plains, By SCEm 3022 SMigase hit. | N.Y. knocked out Tony Viserto, i = 3; '2221 oy {142, New York, 5. ik o 4 At Stockton, Calif. — Johnny | New York 28 25 528 BOX SCORE : . 3 Pittsburgh 21 32 3% Schlmnz, 1b : (1! g g Y.‘;’ e ¢ A Chicago 19 34 .358 | Nielsen, 3b | ——— Allred, 411020 | American League Cape, Cp 41 188 1}“6“‘[ ME" w'" OVER w L Pot|Metcalte, s 411020 CARDINAL CLUB 21-7 New York . 34 18 .654|Krause, 1f 311000 Pt 8Ls 45 R EHA 70 30221 3| 1 Jast night's fastall game, the Philadelphia 29 25 537 |Kristan, cf 8171010, Gon over the Cardinal Club Faoyaann 436 24 . 520 Haen, rf 80120 15 the score of 27 to 7. During the | Weshington 8 A8y B e L T TR first inning the A.C.S'ers chalked | {EOI ] e £t Lomals Gl :,801?\ g up 6 runs. Globe Trotter style of Chicago vid 2 31 ‘“5,‘ 2 ELES A R 00 1 play functioned for the Signal Men St. Lous ...........16 37 _302iF1dgeun, rf L (l) 2 0 u‘in the last two innings. The num- E:nlmer, P .: ‘: 1100 ker of errors increased greatly for } R Cantillion, 3b ... % 5 1 ¢ | |the Cardinal Club with the Signal| | WIl AS BA SHow.4 P 0 8 1 ofMen taking full advantage of ‘them, 1g?usm:‘1: St ; f 31 2 o] The winning pitcher was Maynard Final scores of Western Imema—ls;ii ;s e a0 5 Ward. Runs were distributed tional League games played l1ast|pasiett, of .....3 1 0 0 1 0 evenly throughout the game. | e & et T |Hagerup, 1f 2 0 0 1 0 9} 5GyGrAS COLISEUM THEATER Spokane 20; Tacoma 14, | Totals 25 7 a0 MSEHR. PHSUBEEOTEN,.. M Bremerton 15; Wenatchée 8. | Claude Rains u.ml Jean Caul nfna Yakima 6; Victoria 0. SUMMARY — Two base hits:! Doors ¢pen 7:15—show starts 7:45. Nielsen, Metcalfe, Kristan; three Last Time Tonight. It base hits: Snow; left on bases: Le- = gion 5, Elks 1; double plays: Met- calfe to Nielsen to Schmitz; wild pitches: Allred 1; bases on balls, loff Palmer 1, off Allred 4; struck cut by Palmer 8, by Allred 7; stolen bases: Krause 1; umpires: Oliver and Eelmer. Turkey is now working on an 18,000 mile road-building program aided Iy American capital, know= how and machinery. N BIKES at MADSEN'S, Corner . . .. 14.50 a sel Fly in swift comfort lbul‘(l the big, 4.mile-a-minute { Clippers ... serving on ‘;:’eqllenl schedules. route, settle back in y:l:.lll" comfortable lounge seat and enjoy & world- famous service as part your Flying Clipper fare. For reservations u_ld rates, consult Pan American . . ¢ BARANOF HOTEL Phone 106 EBICAN Aot iema 10.00 and ap 2N <t ! FOR (EllAR< SCORE BY INNINGS MADISON, Wis, June 16—®— i 123458617 TP | Coach Al Ulbrickson switched his | Legion 020030 1— 6 varsity and junior varsity W: | winppulive Elks 032020 *— 7 ingtcn crews yesterday after a By GRAHAM BERRY | workout on Lake Monona. | The battle for the i:asement takes| In the tightest game of the s2a-| Ullrickson was no! sure which the Pacific Coast league spotlight|son played last night, the Legion|crew | In their share of the second, the| (lEA " u p IONIGHT JUNEAU, ALASKA U WASHINGTON - CREWS IN RACE WITH UNIV. WIS. would race against the Uni- [versity of Wisconsin as the varsity Friday and which as the junior varsity €0 he pitted the two crews against his freshmen in a two- mil> trial and there was little dif- ference “:etween the three boats. But the JV's won and will row as “l:e varsity in the meet. AT FIREMEN'S PARK; MAKEUP GAME OUT Announced “today by officials of |the Juneau City Baseball League Better BUY 20 cenis ‘a pound e i 4 A one 15 PRICEREVIEWS BILLS AIMED AT ALASKA GROWTH (Continued from Page Oue) tion, of National Forest lands for settlement. In the Chamber's business sicn, the group accepted an execu- tive board resolution asking for the withdrawal of the 15 percent rassenger and 3 percent freight tax rate levied on Alaskan traf Copies of the Chamber resolutior will be forwarded to Delegate E. L. Bartlett, Governor Gruening and Department of Interior officials. ses- President Freq astaugh an- nounced special entertainment plans for the master and officers abeard the CPR cruise vessel Princess Kathleen due to dock here Saturday afternoon on its first trip. A trip to Mendenhall Glacier followed by a cocktail party in the rrace Room of the Earanof are included in the plan. Guests at were Lewis T. Smith, Heintzleman and Robert King, member of the housing survey group in the Territory from Wash- ington, D.C. tne meeting today Raymond and William | introduced by Frank; PAGE THREE CITY COUNCIL TO ITwo SERGEANTS [ M;Er FRIDAY memnggosl‘.?efimgm ‘ A variety of matters will occupy | ‘ | the attention of the Juneau City EN plANE (RASH { Council at tomorrow night's resu- | ill:‘r meeting in the Council (,h‘un—v FAIRBANKS, June 16-M—Two | 3 | sergeants were injured serlously i A decisicn probably wili be made | Cunds ted airplane as to disposition of the lease a Mt. Mc- thz Coffee Shop at th2 new air- nley Nath ling fleld, “port building. | The Ladd rce base intor- More requests for additional | mation office both were in 2 c'veet paving will be taken up, and ' hospital there councilmen will work over provi-| They were M-3gt. Jacob B. cons of a revised traffic code. It|Koehler, 24, Atchicon, XKas, with i* hoped that, after tha tratffic' compound fractures of both legs lc ice is pasced, booklets can|and vossible head injuries; and Ritle, left willlam R. Ready, th a broken right W lacerated eyelid. 8 | And, as always—¢ C!fficult year | rances will recsive cons | tention, de up of the new code. | tiis | Col fi- | arm Both are memoers oOf Reconnaissance Sguadron. able at-! the find 1 EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED PR. D. D. MARQUARDT { OPTOMETRIST £ gecond and Franklin Juneau - ‘ PIONE 505 FOR APPOINTMENTS {'cz Esiimales on that New Basement, House or Fireplace—PHONE 416—Evenings ' Treten. We have enough PUMICE and CONCRETE BLOCKS for several houses EARL CRASS AND SON 2 IN, 14 OUT ON DAN AM FIGHTS RID YOUR HOME OF (OOKING ODORS, FUMES and HEAT! Thirty-five passengers were akoard Pan American Airways | flights yesterday with 21 arriving, and 14 yeaviny as follows: - | From Seattle: Donaid Wiiiiams, | Rodney Williams, Robert Saviko, Stella Green, James Shepherd, | Tcmmy Whiteside, Grace White- ! side, W. C. Arnold, Walter Sharpe, | Suzanne Grief, William Frank, E. M. Brennan, Edward Allen, John Ricketts, W. L. Smith, A. Hefeay, . H. Contre: William Winn, Jeanice Welsh, William Crist and | Wally Rasmussen Jr. To Seattle: Bishop John Zlobin, | H. . Hempmingson, Ted Keaton, R. L. Holland, Mrs. J. Ferney and, Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cas-' hen, Marylee Cashen, Albert Goetz, | Richard Averit, Edwin Clatk, Vir-| ginia McCain, James Ferney. | To Ketchikan: Mr. and Mrs. H.| E. La Monte, Warren Elsner. | To Annette: Jchn Bowen. HOSPITAL NOTE3. | Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital yesterday were Harry Johnson, Arlowe Gay, Anna Williams, Mrs. Kathryn Miller of Sitka, J. 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